Any SPFX customizer either Field or Application should be loaded for External users.
I have a SPFX field customizer in my list, and a Application Customizer for my list but it doesn't load/display for my external user that has been shared with new "sharing link". (Haven't tested if sharing with site)
I receive "*Failed to load component
Create a simple SPFX Application/Field Customizer and assign to a list.
In the package-solution.json I have includeClientSideAssets as true.
Use Powershell/PNP to create a Field with a clientsideComponet, or powershell/pnp to add Application Customizer to the document library base type 101.
Check it works for an internal user.
Then share a folder with an external user where the Field/Application customizer is being used.
Log in as the external user, does the field/application customizer work?
I have since found out that if I make my spfx use the SharePoint Public CDN, this works for external users. It seems that if you want to just keep the files within the App Catalog and not use a CDN then you get the issue with external user loading the component.
I guess that麓s expected Paul, as external users have no access to the App Catalog site collection. Seems same reason that we have in this other issue: https://github.com/SharePoint/sp-dev-docs/issues/1137
Cheers Luis. Is there any news if #1137 is going to be fixed? I've been using Tenant properties recently and luckily at the moment nothing is for external users, but it would be good if we could centralise all our properties there for spfx that external users will see.
No updates on that one mate. @VesaJuvonen re-opened it some months ago, as seems was still an issue. I haven麓t re-test it, as I had to find a work-around due to the delay in the fix (in my case some settings that I configured using Tenant properties were deployed as spfx Extension properties instead), but yeah, the tenant properties should be available for Guest users too, or I don麓t see great benefit on it.
By default the component manifests list is not visible to external users (we will change this and make a fix going forward). That being said, in order to unblock yourself until we do that you can do the following:
Open a sharepoint tenant admin console
Run "Set-SPOTenant -ShowEveryoneClaim $true"
Go to the the appcatalog components manifest list (appcatalog/lists/componentmanifests)
Click list permissions
Add Everyone to the viewers group
Run "Set-SPOTenant -ShowEveryoneClaim $false" from the tenant admin console
Nice workaround, thanks! guess the second
Set-SPOTenant -ShowEveryoneClaim $true
should be set to $false to disable the Everyone claim again:
Set-SPOTenant -ShowEveryoneClaim $false
@luismanez - thanks for pointing that out! I have fixed it so people don't cut and paste it blindly and get it wrong.
Thanks!
Graham
@GrahamMcMynn even after setting the below configuration. Still the extension is not loading for external users. Could you please let me know what i need to further? Thanks!
Run "Set-SPOTenant -ShowEveryoneClaim $true"
Go to the the appcatalog components manifest list (appcatalog/lists/componentmanifests)
Click list permissions
Add Everyone to the viewers group
Run "Set-SPOTenant -ShowEveryoneClaim $false" from the tenant admin console
What error are you getting?
@GrahamMcMynn There was no error. After executing your scripts i saw that Everyone is added to viewers group, then i logged in as external user but extension was not displayed. Later I enabled public CDN and it worked for external users. Thanks!
We have given a workaround of using the CDN, however, sharing with external users without the CDN needs different feature work in order to be supported and we do not have that on our backlog at this point.
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